www.adrianfisk.com “For the last few centuries the west has dominated economics, politics and culture. But now there is a shift towards the east, in particular China and India, two countries whose population of 2.7 billion people we know little about. It is the young Chinese and Indians who will inherit this new found global influence,… Continue reading →
www.daniamaxwell.com “There is an estimated 1.7 million undocumented youth living in the United States. In Arizona, these youth live under the nation’s harshest immigration laws. Many have been in the public school system since childhood, however, when they finish high school and want to further their education, they face large legislative barriers. In Arizona, undocumented… Continue reading →
mmbrown.arloartists.com “I began photographing the dogs and doghouses of upper East Tennessee and the rural South in the pursuit of understanding the lives of those that choose to make their homes in Appalachia. I found myself drawn again and again to these animals: their candid stares, the ramshackle and wholly unique homes their owners would… Continue reading →
www.mirandahutton.co.uk “I started the project in 2003 after two significant people died in my life. A friend died of cancer when we were both 17 and seven years later my mother died. It was after these deaths that I began to notice the importance of personal possessions and the significance of the physical spaces that… Continue reading →
www.johnkilar.com “This gathering took place in a National rainforrest in Washington State the first week of July. It goes on for about a month (pre-setting up and post-cleaning up, etc.) but the festivities peak during July 1st-7th. It’s a free entrance event and the location changes every year and usually tends to switch from one… Continue reading →